Let Me Die (inside) Reviews

Too boring.Not worth for money.The game is just guiding you killing yourself as the main character for kinds of reasons which seems just being on surface,hits nothing but its caption.I want to apply for the refund but my memory doesn't work well so i miss the chance to get back money. i'm sorry for that but this game is REALLY waste of my pocket money:(

Let Me Die (inside) is a quest. In each level, the player lives or is told about the event that broke the character. After that, the player must find a way to die; this method is different in each level.

What a rip-off. Almost zero effort went into this. [u]They went only for the bare shock value[/u] and forgot to make a game around it... or any kind of meaningful experience for that matter. The explicit graphics are simplistic and suck. You're always playing the same guy in the same apartment in each level ruining the immersion especially since the game's shop descreption clearly mentions character[u]s[/u] as in several of them. This is just lazy. [h3]And the psychological and emotional aspects of dealing with depression and suicidal thoughts is non-existent.[/h3] All you do to clear a level is to kill yourself for vague reasons only briefly explained in a textbox that you can't revisit. And you can't even get creative. You're specifically told how to off yourself and what to do to make it happen. [h3]It's obvious that they put no thought into any of this and went only for the shock value.[/h3] Also, I know from experience that this is not how suicidal people behave. This stupid "game" is either a joke or an insult to people with real problems. [h3]This is not deep. This is not emotional. This is not tragic. This is not smart. This is not even funny.[/h3] A syrup-covered lemming g@ngbang suicide is more serious than this "game".

It was okay? Not too much fun...especially the tip game was frustrating and I didn't wanna replay the game another time for the achievements. The story actually wasn't too bad and one can resonate with it well maybe - I hated the visuals ngl...but I'm generally not that much of a fan of the Bit-like games (sorry not sorry) because it's hard on my eyes after a while haha It has fun aspects, dark ones and boy some things did catch me off-guard and made me ????!!!?!? but still hard feelings about it haha 2/5 for me but if one likes it, go ahead!

Was not as dramatic as described, but it definitely was an absurd experience and the game is definitely worth the money. The art is pleasant and the music is really nice and depressing. Music is, probably, the best part of the game, so you should check this game out at least to listen to the soundtrack.

Full playthrough w/ all achievements here (once it uploads): https://youtu.be/7LlSE2DUVzw The game is okay in my opinion it's not really great the humor kinda fell flat for me with all the pedophilia etc. I like that there's an optimistic message at the end, but the journey overall was kinda bland and monotonous it's pretty easy to get all the achievements though and it's only 89 cents I'm usually pretty into dark absurdist humor, but for me this was just okay.

I didn't find it entertaining, or funny, or deep. The "we're trying to teach you about suicide!" disclaimer on game start is patently untrue based on the tone of the game. Humor fell flat for me, might work for you. Some levels (like the bathtub suicide) have some bugs that interfere with satisfying completion criteria requiring a restart of the level, but nothing that makes the game unplayable. The graphics are enough but are re-used throughout all levels. Sound is good enough for what it is. Can be completed in 30 minutes. The creator demonstrated a level of technical competence that demonstrates that a good product could be produced with more resources; I couldn't make this thing and the feat on its own was impressive..

After 3 hours of playing, I came to the conclusion that the game is rather boring and monotonous, I don't even know who might like it. I believe that such games only exacerbate the situation and very rarely can help someone. Friends, I do not recommend it.

I enjoyed this game, I got some kind of dark catharsis out of it. The darkness of death might seem jarring but for someone who's been contemplating suicide it's common and taboo. It's interesting in that way, like a little lure. The way we talk about suicide and fear it results in a suppression of conversation and human connection. As scary as it seems darkness is something of a bridge to people in pain. I don't think this game would be made by anyone who didn't hold a great deal of empathy for others

I don't even know who might like this. I think that such games only contribute to the aggravation of the situation and very rarely can help anyone. Think twice before buying. Especially if you have a difficult life situation.